Narvuntien wrote: »People have different skills.
Some people are creaters, they go and find the new builds generate new ideas.
Some people are the honers they latch on to the new ideas and make them better and better.
Some people are great mechanically, rotations and with any basic build they can deal great damage but give them a honed build and they'll light up the leader board.
Narvuntien wrote: »People have different skills.
Some people are creaters, they go and find the new builds generate new ideas.
Some people are the honers they latch on to the new ideas and make them better and better.
Some people are great mechanically, rotations and with any basic build they can deal great damage but give them a honed build and they'll light up the leader board.
And some people are meta followers. They don't understand the game and blindly copy the builds that youtubers provide them. And then they complain about the changes and the meta.
ParaNostram wrote: »Class mastery > meta riding.
Granted, in battlegrounds it's hard to perform if you aren't using proc sets galore which is frustrating to say the least. If in a game about choice everyone is making the same choice, it's time to reevaluate the game.
Ihatenightblades wrote: »
memorise rotations(from videos of the build your copying) + meta ride(aka no real player skill required build usually found on youtube) = GodLike
Get average and develop the belief your a really skilled player even though its more about the build then the player
Theory crafting ESO is to complex for most players,Narvuntien wrote: »People have different skills.
Some people are creaters, they go and find the new builds generate new ideas.
Some people are the honers they latch on to the new ideas and make them better and better.
Some people are great mechanically, rotations and with any basic build they can deal great damage but give them a honed build and they'll light up the leader board.
And some people are meta followers. They don't understand the game and blindly copy the builds that youtubers provide them. And then they complain about the changes and the meta.
Ebonheart1111 wrote: »I've been stewing for a few days after getting into a zone wide argument about the new meta. Some people say it's fair, as the devs wouldn't allow such things if it weren't intended. I don't agree. The meta is always just an exploitation of an oversight of the dev's shotgun fixes and tinkerings. The main question was if following meta-builds makes you a lackluster player which I feel it does, but some believe the only way to rank is to ride the meta up.
kunquatb16_ESO wrote: »Mettaricana wrote: »
*Looks at your name* Was Taricana nice?
Alchemical wrote: »Theorycrafting is mostly metrics decided upon by the 0.1%, understood by the 1%, and parroted by the 99% so a lot gets lost in translation.
You either become the 1% or you go teach yourself how to adapt. Those are the only ways of git gud.

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »meta
A term, especially in art, used to characterize something that is characteristically self-referential.
"So I just saw this film about these people making a movie, and the movie they were making was about the film industry..."
"Dude, that's so meta. Stop before my brain explodes."
Reminds me of when ppl called other gamers Momo's long ago
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »This is why I keep zone chat off most of the time .
Hallothiel wrote: »
THEDKEXPERIENCE wrote: »Hallothiel wrote: »
He also has a great name so there's that. However, I have often wondered what he did with the Old Black Smurf. We need answers.

